USC vs. Clemson right around the corner
Tensions are rising yet again as the Gamecocks are readying to compete in their 122nd game against the Clemson Tigers.
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Tag: sports
Sports bettors hurl unprecedented abuse at collegiate athletes
Sports bettors are not in control of the outcomes of their bets, but they do control the way they react to failure, the NCAA says.
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SC’s sports betting prospects remain murky
But the newest bill is giving advocates renewed hope that legalization may finally be within reach, after years of trying to legalize sports betting.
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State high school basketball championships returning to Columbia
South Carolina’s high school basketball state championships are returning to Columbia after a five-year absence.
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Gray Collegiate boys basketball thriving despite season of big changes
The team has navigated coaching transitions and heightened competition, emerging as a strong contender in their region.
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City’s Park and Play van brings recreation to local neighborhoods
The city of Columbia is rolling out a new mobile activity center packed with fun playground equipment.
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40 years later: Doug Flutie’s ‘Hail Mary’ among sport successes that drove college applications
Experts weigh in on impact of sports success on college admissions
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ESPN spotlight boosts Columbia’s local businesses, school recruiting
GameDay generated an estimated $100,000 in additional economic impact in Columbia.
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Columbia sporting events increasingly attract tourists, boost local businesses
Sports tourism is a contributing factor in the expansion of Columbia’s businesses thanks to the variety of events that visit the Soda City.
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Taking a swing at it: USC outside hitter adds beach volleyball to her athletic resumé
Riley Whitesides has had a great three years as an outside hitter but is always looking for ways get better. She joined the beach volleyball team this spring, bringing height and indoor experience.
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Super Bowl ads could show move toward less anxious country
After the pandemic and political tensions starting in 2016, the normalcy of this year’s Super Bowl ads could be a sign the country is starting to heal.
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Locals get excited about the World Cup at watch parties
Pubs and parties help fans enjoy food, drink and comaraderie during the soccer matches.
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